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See. Abu Dabbab Bay Snorkel with rare dugongs in this bay in Egypt. Grand Egyptian Museum Explore the world's largest museum dedicated to a single civilization, housing over 100,000 artifacts. Saint Catherine's Monastery Visit the world's oldest continuously functioning Christian monastery at the foot of Mount Sinai. Pyramids of Giza See the ancient pyramids and Sphinx, with a redeveloped visitor experience.

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Stay. Al Moudira Hotel A hideaway in Luxor's quiet west bank, filled with date palms and sugarcane fields.

Lonely PlanetJul 14, 2026

10 of the best places to snorkel in the world

From swimming near whale sharks to spotting colorful fish over a reef, here are the world

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  • Baía do SanchoSightFernando de Noronha, BrazilConsidered by many to be the most beautiful beach in Brazil.
  • PortoSightFernando de Noronha, BrazilAccessible shipwrecks teeming with marine life.
  • ThumbiSightCape Maclear, MalawiPyramidal wooded island worth a boat trip for snorkeling.
  • Panagsama BeachSightMoalboal, PhilippinesReef easily accessible due to calm waters and shoreline proximity.
  • RadhanagarSightHavelock Island, IndiaShowstopping beach with glass-clear waters and dazzling fish.
  • Hanauma BaySightHonolulu, United StatesScenic spot in an ancient volcano crater with a 7000-year-old reef.
  • Tofo BeachSightTofo, MozambiqueWaters rich in marine biodiversity, famous for whale sharks.
  • West BaySightRoatán, HondurasPristine white-sand beach to spot parrotfish, butterflyfish, angelfish.
  • Mary's PlaceSightRoatán, HondurasDiving site where sea turtles, eagle rays, groupers come to surface.
  • Abu DabbabHotelMarsa Alam, EgyptShallow waters attract a small population of dugongs.
  • Baía dos PorcosSightFernando de Noronha, Brazil
  • SuesteSightFernando de Noronha, Brazil
  • Morro de ForaSightFernando de Noronha, Brazil
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Condé Nast TravelerDec 15, 2025

The Best Hotels and Resorts in the World: The Gold List 2026

Our editors across the globe share their favorite places to stay.

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Condé Nast TravelerNov 29, 2025

On an Anniversary Trip to Bhutan, Swapping 25 Years of Whirlwind Travels for Stillness

Shunali Khullar Shroff and her husband embrace companionable silence in Bhutan.

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  • Babesa Village RestaurantRestaurantThimphu, BhutanTraditional Bhutanese meal in a 500-year-old building.
  • Wangditse monasterySightThimphu, Bhutan18th-century monastery to hike up to.
  • Ap DorjiPlaceThimphu, Bhutan88-year-old astrologer who calculates fortunes.
  • Tiger's NestSightParo, BhutanFamous cliffside monastery, hike up 10,240 feet.
  • Mount EverestSightEverest Base Camp, NepalCaptain points it out from the plane window.
  • AmankoraHotelThimphu, BhutanCalm, minimalist lodges in Thimphu and Paro.
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Condé Nast TravelerNov 3, 2025

Inside the Long-Awaited Opening of the Grand Egyptian Museum

After several phases of launch, Giza's newest landmark can now be explored in full.

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Condé Nast TravelerOct 13, 2025

Finding Serenity While Trekking Egypt's Rugged Sinai Trails

Led by Bedouin guides and camping under the stars, Nada El Sawy tackles unmarked paths around Saint Catherine's Monastery.

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  • Mount SinaiSightLocally known as Jebel Musa, where Moses received commandments.
  • Sinai HikesPlaceLocal Bedouin guides offering authentic trekking experiences.
  • Fox CampHotelSimple 15-room property between town and monastery.
  • Mount AbbasSightSummit offers panoramic views of mountains and town.
  • Um SaadPlace72-year-old woman living alone with goats in mountains.
  • Sharm El SheikhNeighborhoodBeach resort town famed for diving sites.
  • DahabNeighborhoodMore laid-back town, an hour north of Sharm El Sheikh.
  • Mount NaagaSightLess well-known peak requiring scrambling through boulders.
  • El-Tih PlateauSightRemote plateau with remote village of Sheikh Awad.
  • FansinaPlaceArt of Sinai, trains women to create Bedouin handicrafts.
  • Jebel MusaSight
  • Ahmed MousaPlace
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Smithsonian MagazineAug 22, 2025

A Sweeping Transformation Is Underway as the Grand Egyptian Museum Prepares to Officially Open and the Giza Plateau Braces for a Record-Breaking Influx of Visitors

The Egyptian government is making changes to enhance the visitor experience around the pyramids, but are these modifications threatening the livelihoods of local communities rooted in generations-old tourism practices?

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